[3] He was a quarter finalist in the men's doubles at the 1914 Wimbledon Championships partnered with Luis Maria Heyden.

[1] The same year he won his first title at the Caux International in Montreux against A. Félix Poulin.

[1] He won his final title at the Bremen Closed Championships in 1936.

[1] He also took part in the 1914 Wimbledon Championships losing in the first round to Frank Jarvis,[5] whilst in England he also played at the Northern Championships where he lost in round two to Stanley Doust.

Additionally, he was also a losing finalist at the Les Avants Championship in 1910, defeated by Val Miley,[1] the Norderney Spa Championship in 1911, beaten by Carl Lange,[1] the Championship of Braunschweig losing to Heinrich Schomburgk,[1] and the Saint-Étienne International where he lost to Friedrich Wilhelm Rahe.